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Pakistan Journal of Nutrition 11 (3): 65-69, 01 ISSN 1680-5194 Asian Network for Scientific Information, 01 Fast-Food Consumption Habits of University Students: The Sample of Ankara 1 1 1 Hulya Yardimci, Yahya Ozdogan, Ayse Ozfer Ozcelik and Metin Saip Surucuoglu Department of Nutrition and Dietetics, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ankara University, Ankara, Turkey Department of Nutrition Sciences, School of Home Economics, Ankara University, Ankara, Turkey 1 Abstract: The aim of this research was to determine fast-food consumption habits of university students. A total of 401 students, of whom 97 were female (74.0%) and 104 were male (6.0%), from different universities in Ankara constituted the sample of the research. It was determined that 98.0% of the students going to a fast-food restaurants. The percentage of those students who prefer to go fast-food both during the week and at the weekend is 43.8%. In the sample, the most preferred fast-food was pizza (85 points), followed by chicken doner (78 points) and hamburger (73 points); while the most preferred beverage was fizzy drinks (57.6%). Key words: Fast-food, University students, consumption habits, Ankara INTRODUCTION In parallel with the rapidly developing technology, eating habits also undergo changes. Although nutrition is important for all segments of the society, it is of a different importance for university students (Erten, 006). Individuals, who gain independence in this period, start to decide on their eating preferences, to eat out more frequently and to get influenced by their circle of friends more. Therefore, they tend to consume those foods that are deemed unhealthy such as fizzy drinks and fast-food more (Demirezen and Cosansu, 005). Fast-food has become a significant symbol for the modern culture as it satisfies people in a relatively short time (Ritzer, 199). In terms of nutrition, fast-food includes high amounts of sodium, sugar, cholesterol and fat (especially saturated T1 shows first preference, T shows second preference, and T3 shows third preference (Ozgen and Gonen, 1989). Data obtained in the study were analyzed by using SPSS 16.0 for Windows (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) package program. Data were tabulated with absolute values and percentages (%). When necessary, arithmetic means and standard deviation values X SD were taken. Percentage values of questions where more than one choice was made were calculated by considering the n value for each choice. Data were evaluated by using Chi-Square Significance Test. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION General information about students: The mean age of fat) but low in vitamins A and C and dietary fiber content the participants is 1.39±1.73 years (female; 1.19±1.50 (French et al., 000; Ebbeling et al., 00; Erman and years, male; 1.97±.18 years). Of the students, 16.7% Ozcelik, 007; Kuyumcu, 007). Consuming food are in their first years, whereas 10.0% second, 38.% outdoors increases calorie intake (Pekcan, 011) and the majority of foods consumed are hamburger types, french fries, fried chicken, doner, pizza, cold sandwiches and so forth (Rakicioglu et al., 000). A typical fast-food menu satisfies a significant portion of daily energy need. This research was planned and carried out with the aim of determining fast-food consumption habits of university students. MATERIALS AND METHODS The research sample consisted of 401 (97 female and 104 male) students attending various universities in Ankara. In the research a questionnaire was used as data gathering tool. For more obvious comparisons of students fast-food preferences, the formula T = 3T1 + T + T3 was used. In this formula, T shows total score, third, 34.4% fourth and 0.7% fifth. 98.8% of them are single and 1.% are married. Of the female students, 64.0% live in dormitory, 3.6% live in a house with friends, 8.4% live in a house with family,.4% live in a house alone, 1.7% live with their relatives. Of the male students, on the other hand, 54.8% live with their friends, 3.1% live in dormitory, 14.4% live with their families, 5.8% live alone in house and 1.9% live with their relatives. Cirpici (006), similarly, found that female students live mostly in dormitories (49.3%), while male students mostly live in houses with friends (53.6%). Students fast-food consumption habits: As is seen in Table 1, 40.1% of the participant students consume fastfood rarely, 31.4% 1- times a week, 14.7% 3-4 times a week, 5.7% 5-6 times a week and 8.0% everyday. Corresponding Author: Yahya Ozdogan, Department of Nutrition Sciences, School of Home Economics, Ankara University, Ankara, Turkey 65

Pak. J. Nutr., 11 (3): 65-69, 01 Table 1: Fast-food consumption conditions Female (n=97) Male (n=104) Total (n=401) --------------------- ------------------ -------------------- n % n % n % Fast-food consumption frequency Everyday 5 8.4 7 6.6 3 8.0 1- times a week 90 30.3 36 34.5 16 31.4 3-4 times a week 44 14.8 15 14.8 59 14.8 5-6 times a week 19 6.4 4 3.7 3 5.7 Rarely 119 40.1 4 40.4 161 40.1 Chi = 1.615 sd = 4 p>0.05 Factors influencing the acquisition of fast-food consumption habit Acquaintances 37 1.5 1 11.5 49 1. University life 83 7.9 1. 105 6. Inability to cook 4 8.0 17 16.3 40 10. Easy access 8 7.7 3 30.8 114 8.5 Taste 71 3.9 1 0. 9.9 Chi = 8.08 sd = 5 p>0.05 Going to fast-food restaurants Yes 93 98.7 100 96. 393 98.0 No 4 1.3 4 3.8 8.0 Chi =.465 sd = 1 p>0.05 Time of going to fast-food restaurant Weekdays 60 0.5.0 8 0.8 Weekend 107 36.5 3 3.0 139 35.4 Both 16 43.0 46 46.0 17 43.8 Total 93 100.0 100 100.0 393 100.0 Chi = 0.666 sd = p>0.05 Going to fast-food restaurants With friends 86 96.3 96 9.3 38 95.3 With family 5 1.7 1.9 7 1.7 Alone 6.0 6 5.8 1 3.0 Chi = 3.77 sd = 3 p>0.05 It was found that fast-food consumption frequency does 88.5% of females go there with friends, 5.1% of male not differ with respect to gender (p>0.05). Yoksvad and restaurant-goers and 5.6% of female restaurant-goers Jiranyakul (011) found in their study conducted in go on weekends. Ozcelik et al. (007), on the other hand, Thailand that 5.8% of the participants eat at fast-food found that 63.5% of the participants going to a fast-food restaurants a couple of times a week, while 44.3% of restaurant with their friends and 48.3% of them go there them go to these restaurants a couple of times a both on weekdays and weekend days. month. The first three factors classified by the participant Ranked highest among the factors influencing students students as absolutely important in their restaurant acquisition of fast-food consumption habit are easy preferences are taste (general: 7.1%, female: 74.4%, access (8.5%), university life (6.%) and taste male: 65.4%), cleanliness and hygiene (general: 70.8%, (.9%). female: 74.1%, male: 61.5%) and product quality In the general sample, the rate of going to fast-food (general: 63.3%, female: 63.6%, male: 6.5%). Factors restaurant is high for both genders (female: 98.7%, such as brand effect and cleanliness and hygiene were male: 96.%). Of the students, 43.8% go to a fast-food found to be significant in terms of gender (p<0.05). restaurant both on weekdays and weekend days, 35.4% In the general sample, the most preferred fast-food is on weekend, 0.8% during the week. 96.3% of the pizza (85 points), followed by chicken doner (78 females and 9.3% of the males reported that they go to points) and hamburger (73 points). In terms of gender; a fast-food restaurant mostly with their friends. It was pizza ranked highest in females (33 points), followed by determined that gender is not a statistically significant hamburger (04 points) and chicken doner (187 points); determinant on the factors influencing the acquisition of while chicken doner ranked highest in males (91 fast-food consumption habit such as going to fast-food points), followed by hamburger (69 points) and kebab restaurants or not, time of going to a fast-food restaurant (65 points). It could be concluded based on these and companions while eating at a fast-food restaurant findings that the female participants tend to prefer (p>0.05). Western-style foods, whereas males tend to eat In parallel with the findings, Sormaz (006) found that traditional fast-foods more. 91.7% of male students and 96.1% of female students In a study, most preferred foods were found to be etli going to a fast-food restaurants, 84.% of males and pide (Turkish pizza with ground meat), French fries and 66

Pak. J. Nutr., 11 (3): 65-69, 01 Table : Factors influencing fast-food restaurant preferences Absol. unimportant Unimportant Important Absol. important ------------------------- ---------------- ------------------ ---------------------- Factors n % n % n % n % Statistic Taste F 3 1.0 3 1.0 70 3.6 1 74.4 Chi =4.908 sd=3 p>0.05 M 1.9 0 0.0 34 3.7 68 65.4 T 5 1. 3 0.7 104 5.9 89 7.1 Price F 4 1.3 16 5.4 16 54.5 115 38.7 Chi =.785 sd=3 p>0.05 M 4 3.8 6 5.8 5 50.0 4 40.4 T 8.0 5.5 14 53.4 157 39. Cleanliness and hygiene F 5 1.7 4 1.3 68.9 0 74.1 Chi =13.43 sd=3 p<0.05 M 3.9 8 7.7 9 7.9 64 61.5 T 8.0 1 3.0 97 4. 84 70.8 Standard product F 5 1.7 57 19. 150 50.5 85 8.6 Chi =.355 sd=3 p>0.05 M 3.9 6 5.0 49 47.1 6 5.0 T 8.0 83 0.7 199 49.6 111 7.7 Product quality F 0.7 9 3.0 97 3.7 189 63.6 Chi =1.7 sd=3 p>0.05 M 1.9 3.9 34 3.7 65 6.5 T 4 1.0 1 3.0 131 3.7 54 63.3 Product diversity F 6.0 36 1.1 154 51.9 101 34.0 Chi =1.056 sd=4 p>0.05 M 1 1.0 11 10.6 53 51.0 39 37.5 T 7 1.7 47 11.7 07 51.6 140 34.9 Fast service F 5 1.6 3 7.7 154 51.9 115 38.7 Chi =1.10 sd=4 p>0.05 M 1 1.0 10 9.6 50 48.1 43 41.3 T 6 1.4 33 8. 04 50.9 158 39.4 Brand effect F 9 3.0 39 13.1 154 51.9 95 3.0 Chi =.574 sd=4 p<0.05 M 11 10.6 7 6.0 38 36.5 8 6.9 T 0 4.9 66 16.5 19 47.9 13 30.7 Atmosphere F 7.3 30 10.1 168 56.6 9 31.0 Chi =11.31 sd=4 p>0.05 M 8 7.7 14 13.5 45 43.3 37 35.6 T 15 3.7 44 11.0 13 53.1 19 3. Habit F 14 4.7 53 17.8 156 5.5 74 4.9 Chi =6.89 sd=4 p>0.05 M 8 7.7 7 6.0 41 39.4 8 6.9 T 5.5 80 0.0 197 49.1 10 5.4 Healthy products F 9 3.0 16 5.4 87 9.3 185 6.3 Chi =3.960 sd=4 p>0.05 M 5 4.8 7 6.7 38 36.5 54 51.9 T 14 3.5 3 5.7 15 31. 39 59.6 F: Female, M: Male, T: Total, Absol.: Absolutely Table 3: Students fast-food preferences (n=401). Table 3 shows the data related to the most-preferred six fast-foods Food Gender 1. Preference. Preference 3. Preference Total Score Pizza Female 3 50 37 119 33 Male 5 15 7 7 5 Total 37 65 44 146 85 Hamburger Female 44 5 91 04 Male 19 3 6 8 69 Total 63 8 8 119 73 Kumpir (stuffed and baked potato) Female 7 18 6 51 83 Male - - 4 4 4 Total 7 18 30 55 87 Chicken doner Female 39 4 85 187 Male 9 7 38 91 Total 61 33 9 13 78 Pide, lahmacun (pancake with Female 7 9 78 161 spicy meat filling) Male 5 10 14 9 49 Total 3 39 36 107 10 Kebab Female 18 15 4 57 108 Male 10 14 7 31 65 Total 8 9 31 88 173 hamburger among females and etli pide, meat doner As Table 4 shows, the fast-food with the highest rate of and hamburger among males (Surucuoglu and non-consumption is hamburger among females Cakiroglu, 000). (33.0%) and kumpir among males (48.1%). 14.1% of the Table 4 shows the consumption frequencies of the participant female students consume hamburger and most-preferred fast-foods. chicken doner and 30.8% the males consume chicken 67

Pak. J. Nutr., 11 (3): 65-69, 01 Table 4: Students fast-food consumption frequencies 3-4 times 1- times Once in Once a Everyday a week a week 15 days month None ------------- ------------ --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- Food n % n % n % n % n % n % Statistic Hamburger F 0.7 4 1.3 4 14.1 6 0.9 89 30.0 98 33.0 Chi =1.51 sd=5 M 1 1.0 5 4.8 19 18.3 19 18.3 17 16.3 43 41.3 p>0.05 T 3 0.7 9. 61 15. 81 0. 106 6.4 141 35. Pizza F - - 3 1.0 36 1.1 88 9.6 130 43.8 40 13.5 Chi =9.0 sd=5 M 1 1.0 3.9 11 10.6 30 8.8 37 35.6 1. p>0.05 T 1 0. 6 1.5 47 11.7 118 9.4 167 41.6 6 15.5 Kumpir F 3 1.0 5 1.7 30 10.1 55 18.5 111 37.4 93 31.3 Chi =15.679 sd=5 M - - 1.9 6 5.8 7 6.7 39 37.5 50 48.1 p<0.05 T 3 0.7 7 1.7 36 9.0 6 15.5 150 37.4 143 35.7 Chicken doner F 5 1.7 8.7 4 14.1 71 3.9 94 31.6 77 5.9 Chi =31.119 sd=5 M 3.9 9 8.7 3 30.8 9 7.9 19 18.3 1 11.5 p<0.05 T 8.0 17 4. 74 18.5 100 4.9 113 8. 89. Pide lahmacun F 5 1.7 11 3.7 35 11.8 66. 11 40.7 59 19.9 Chi =15.705 sd=5 M - - 1.9 5 4.0 30 8.8 8 6.9 19 18.3 p<0.05 T 5 1. 13 3. 60 15.0 96 3.9 149 37. 78 19.5 Kebab F 0.7 0.7 9 9.8 64 1.5 16 4.4 74 4.9 Chi =44.758 sd=5 M - - 6 5.8 6 5.0 37 35.6 3.1 1 11.5 p<0.05 T 0.5 8.0 55 13.7 101 5. 149 37. 86 1.4 F: Female, M: Male, T: Total Table 5: Drink consumption along with fast-food Female Male Total ------------------------------- ------------------------------ -------------------------------- Drink n % n % n % Yes 37 79.8 79 76.0 316 78.8 No 60 0. 5 4.0 85 1. Total 97 100.0 104 100.0 401 100.0 Chi =0.679 sd=1 p>0.05 Drinks consumed Fizzy drinks (kola etc.) 133 56. 49 6.1 18 57.6 Ayran 65 7.4 14 17.7 79 5.0 Ready-made fruit juice 0 8.4 6 7.6 6 8. Fresh fruit juice 6.5 5 6.3 11 3.5 Ice tea 13 5.5 5 6.3 18 5.7 Total 37 100.0 79 100.0 316 100.0 Chi =8.647 sd=6 p>0.05 doner 1- times a week. 9.6% of the females eat pizza females is fresh fruit juice (.5%) and among males is and 8.8% of the males eat pizza and/or pide-lahmacun fresh fruit juice and ice tea (6.3%). Other studies also once in fifteen days. 4.4% of the females eat kebab and determined that cola and ayran are the most-preferred 37.5% of the males eat kumpir once in a month. drinks (Ozcelik and Surucuoglu, 1998; Surucuoglu and Gender was found to be a significant factor on the Cakiroglu, 000). In order to render fast-food menus consumption frequencies of kumpir, chicken doner, healthier, drinks rich in calcium and vitamin C such as pide-lahmacun and kebab (p<0.05). ayran and fresh fruit juice should be included along with Elmacioglu (1996), in the study conducted to determine fizzy drinks. the priorities in the fast-food industry, determined that 10.9% of the participants prefer hamburger and 10.7% Conclusion and recommendations: In this research, it prefer doner. In Ekeyilmaz s study (006), the most was determined that the rate of fast-food consuming preferred foods were found to be kebab, lahmacun, university students is high. Such a diet has become a meat doner, pizza and hamburger, respectively. Findings part of today s way of living. In fast-food menus, some of the current study are in parallel with them. nutrients are inadequate whereas some others are While 78.8% of the students consume drinks at fast-food oversupplied. Offering healthy options in these menus restaurants, 1.% do not. Of those who consume will help people keep healthy. It is believed that healthier drinks, 57.6% consume fizzy drinks and 5.0% consume menus will be more available in fast-food restaurants if ayran. 56.% of the females and 6.1% of the males inspections on menus are performed and nutrition facts prefer fizzy drinks. The least-preferred drink among are written on menus more clearly. 68

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